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Not since the election of John F. Kennedy in 1960 have U.S. citizens been so moved to action and tuned into the politics of the selection of an American president. Although not yet old enough to vote, on Oct. 28, 582 area high school students had the chance to speak up about the upcoming presidential election at the "Diversity & Choice: Election 2008" symposium at the Silver Gardens of Southfield.
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May signals the wrap up of the fourth cycle of the Fifth Third Young Bankers Club program. This proprietary financial literacy program is a great success and if you ask any one of the 242 students that participated in the program this cycle, they will no doubt tell you that they would want to do it again. 
Fifth Third Bank’s African American Network hosted its first of a series of four luncheons that will highlight four African American women of distinction during 2008. The series, entitled “Women of Distinction,” will host women across metro Detroit who are experts in their fields. The luncheons provide useful, practical and timely information, inspiration and career advice in an intimate, relaxed setting.